I am a down-to-earth and warm, yet direct, marriage and family therapist who works with individuals and couples who are wanting to maintain their own individual identity while co-creating a relational identity with their partner. Couples and individuals who work with me tend to feel more connected with themselves and others, have more overall satisfaction in relationships, an improvement in communication, understanding of expectations and boundaries, gain confidence in navigating life transitions, and an increase in understanding of how to integrate individual needs and relational needs.

I received my Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy at Northwestern University. I am also an Adjunct Faculty member in Chicago and a clinical supervisor for new clinicians and students. I primarily work from a systemic, integrative framework that allows me to adapt and meet the needs of clients within the context they are living in.